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The Portland daily press., 1887-10-28
OWEN, MOORE & co.
MENTAL CURE.
SOME VERY RRMARKABLE CURES.

Or. libby
Dear Sfr-It Is with a deep feeling OF graft
your future success in your noble WORK, that the
following facts are submitted to the public. For
seven years have been afflicted with chronic
aitendent difficulties What have suffered can
never describe, as words are inadequate to
became low spirited, and was about discouraged
when some of my friends brought to my notice
few very wonderful cures, which was wrought by
you. and as these testimonials were some of our
citizens in our immediate vicinity, instead OF
Mexico, or California, 1t gave me courage to hope
that by the blessings Of heaven you might be en-,
abled to give me the help so much stood in need
OF. l do not now remember just how many treat
ments you gave me, and cannet therefore tell the
had all the money paid for medicine, and other
systems OF cure, which did me no good, should
feel much better satisfied and yet it would be a
resulted in restoring me to health and happiness.
Twisting you as good success in Portland, as you
had In Boston, am very truly,
MRS. G. G. WHEELER,
No. 10 Chestnut ST., Oct. 20, 1887.
Another Cure performed by Dr. Libby,
ADS Ia Congress ST.
May Is, 1885.
For five months have been afflicted with ulcer
ated throat, so pronounced by my physician, and
nave not been able to, speak above whisper.
During the time have been under the treatment
OF three physicians, who as believe did all they
could for me, but for some cause every available
iohcuy ldleu W prouuce tne uesHeu result.
AT last my friends persuaded me to see DR..
Libby as they believed he could cure me. Accord
lngly visited him and am happy to say that
course of treatment given by him has entirely
cured me and am now able to talk as well as
ever. have also gained in strength very much.
Judging by the rule given in scripture that .'the
tree is known by its fruit" should say that the
system practised by DR.. Libby Of mental Cure"
Is second to none, aud hereby cheerfully recon-
mend the sick and suffering TO neither give up
nor despair of hope until they have given him a
fair trial, as my experience has proved that he Is
neither humbug fraud nor quack,
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-28

The evening session began with devotional
services.
Senator Frye's address, DIR. Gregg being
absent. was the only.formal speech of the
evening. The main portion of Mr.. Frye's
speech was as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-28
Makes the Weak strong

"When took Hoods Sarsaparlla that heayi
ness in my stomach left; the dizziness in my head
and the gloomy, respondent feeling disappeared
began to get stronger, my blood gained better
circulation the GOODNESS in my hands and feet left
me, and my kidneys do not bother me as before
q. w. HULL Att0rney-at-Law Millersburg o.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-28

n 0sT-A Lady's Seal Fur Mitten. Please re-
- turn to No. 208 STATE STREET. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
BROOKLYN.

While the work OF Lutting up column for tho
Kings County Elevated rad Ut Fulton ana Adeipni
SITS. was In progress yesterday q chain broke ana
pillar fell. Charles Carisson, ago twenty eight
of No. o03 Narrenst., one of the orkmen, had MS
right leg broAen. lie tahen to the Cumberland
william H. NJ Cadmus. o prominent Republican
politician Of the Eighth Ward, and formerly secretary
of the Republican General Committee OF Kings
County, who IL employed q senrcher In tho Tax
Del artment under Tax Collector Hardenbergh. WAS
overoOme by the heat while In the Tax once IN
the Mundpa DePar e Na a eod riSSsentbs in an
ambulance. His recovery Is enpec@d MI. Cadmus
is foity-eight years old
The areboat Seth Low was painted red yesterday.
Mayor whitney married Miss Francesca Angellore
to Antonio yesterday and did not kiss the bride
At baths 20, 2o5 persons bathed last week.
District torney Ridgway has formed now law
firm with his brother, Charles W. kidgway, and
William L. shields at No. 367 Fulton-st.
Many residents Of the part OF the Eastern District
adjoining Newtown Creek have pettond Health
Commissioner Otterson aLate tho nuisance caused
by several sewers emptyns Into that stream.
TIC Bridge receipts ast week amounleo W
sl3.o53 81.
Martin Ebei age ntteen Of No. 90 Broadway, Is
In danger OF d. Ing from fail recently received
while exercising on ladder In tho Turn Hal. gym.
nasum His hands pEed amS no e hd i%chy
Dr. T. II. Burch. Of the Greonpoint Methodist
Episcopal Church, VIII sal for Europe on husust
to be gone about two months and visit tho hn'''n
The Fourth Universalst Church has securcd leave
10 mortgage us property In Quncy-sI Tor s@Ooo 10
aid In erecting IT. new church edlnce
Police Justice Walsh fined q dozen mlk-deacr,
ycste. dny for selling adultrated milk. The retail
dealers were mulcted s2j each and the wholesale
dealers $50.
At the adjourned meeting Of the Board VI Eouca
ton today an assistant secretary to succeed lies W.
Bymes, four clerks and eight attendance agents VIII
DO elect d.
George Christian. who was discharged from Ray
mond street Jail last week from lack OF sufficient
evid nce 70 convict him OF burglary In Parisvuo.
/. t., was again arrested yesterday for another
burglary In Flatbush lie one VI the witnesses
murder.
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THE VIENNA POST OFFICE 70 BIER.

MA APPEARANCE IN COURT YEsTERDAY-rHE
PRISONER SENT TO LUDLOW STREET JAIL
Tho Austrian who gave tho name OF Charles Nathan
CON but who ia under arrest being Filemon Zaie"si
w. taken before Commissioner Lyman yesterday ior
ex anlnation. He Il chatged with embozzhhs o''i
q. o 600 while cmbloysd In the vienna poseo"io0'
Tho money was taAon on May 23 and on tnae uty
LaIew.ki bade g0oIby to hs wire, sas ns ma Lar
yould 10 COMO day or Two on Dusihces eu 20 n
Vienna The Austrian Consul received iniormauon
atout June 1 that Zaewsh was MISSING anu msn'
re gone TO America. a careful watch has peon
kept anu Nathnson was arresteu Oh tno Shii"A VI Wv
Ernch steamer La Champagne , ,,u.. r.a
lie Is short and slight, and nah yesterday s.r
hair The natural cGlOr OF MS hair II, ho"o'1 o.
a,narcnty blck and he had evidently DYED IT, nV
Wa dascnbed ia tho kilograms ANNOUNCING DIS nsns
"a having dark beap, but he was closcly snaN on
wben he was irst seon by the onicers nav
growth OF sho dark hair has now started on MS
lie was excited and nervous at his arrest anu
walked 10 and iro In the Commissioners once yestot
,lay TALKING TO himself In Austr an daiect. Inc III
feYprstor thought that the prisoner was ~unhg W
,eti'rn 10 Austria without oxtradl uon but tnc So
missioner decided tha the safest course woud 90 ~
assirn counsel Ex Senator Eccosine ana Mr.. Adier
wsre accordingly called In from the examination ~
Tho NcMahon Flynn and troy introduced scves,
al objections to the proceedings which causo
an adjournment Of tho examination. 80 ooo
Austria money TO the amount OF nearly l1O.uuo
non. was found m the possession OF the prisoner
There wcro seveutythr-e .OO0onn notes. which was
uere stolen from the Austrian post-ohico Fhe AUSTRIAN
Consul BEGAN civil suit to recover this monoy anu az
was obi iincd. rhe mono, In Narsnai NC
nIahon's hands amounting to about s43oOO, wa
attached by the sheriff yesterday and the prisoner
was sent to Ludlow Street jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
TIE SEVENTH WARD ON A PICNIC

. prraaArr DAY AT ORIENTAL GROVE IN SPITE OF
THE FACT THAT ONE MAN WAS DROWNED
Tho Seventh Ward looked desolate yesterday. All
its pretty girls and consequently all tho boys wen.
on tho John f.. Abearn excursion to Oriental Grove
The bright day made the spirits OF the company evon
brighter than anticipation had done until tho steam
boat General sed-woa. tug and the fous large 60
barres which constituted tho Seventh Ward neot Vu
this occasion fairly shook with the mlrth and hllarty
One sns Of tho features Of tho upward trip was jig
dance contest between John Mcnamara ana h04 ,s
ala n Justice four 70 s Ssr the p
The prize, which was large watofme H9 wa. was
awarded to Mr. Mcnamara AftsrwarG )oay ce s%a
in "piaying out' both Mcnamara and fi'zf r shs
amid great applause from the sRecta so,s cbas
iss the ssaaea Il 1 sssas
;uDpos,a I By P'Dn SOsy
Davis eI Assembiyman ): a: Calvin, T. J. Cameron
MasS Snas T"s aordes scratch
in which fifty policemen ran to eaten t,an ' IsS
e the Of city sss % sr a. 60 On
disappointment and to the delight OF tne TAU Sa
70 The company One cloud was cast over INC
ho%cwsra John Perry driver FOR Eechsr Birth
srs went bathing with number OF his comIaG sn
and xhen No s'z ass S % could Sc
and Il Is supposed that he was drowned H -
sS soss Who o0 were with
whe-e he ba hing WINS only about I'VE fees oo M.
MS and ,r ds ana rsS but ut happy sSS
claimed with genuine fervor "ITome swees lone :;
rs the hosts isnd at Covensur SUP ..
20 The sIcursion and 70 tho rrception committee
which was "a follows: Michael Iooney. joan scT yann
ara W: n s, CSSS rn%s"t John r. Ksenan: F,d
Pohert Ftzcerah Michael Nszgs ,vsn
Gr".' . Ss:Sy b sS% Rys snI%
Collins. Charles Brcnner and George Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
NEW YORK CITY.

J.eob Reuucr of No. GA East Twelfthst., fell from
his truck Futonst yesterday, and one wheel passeo
over his body He was believed to be- injured fatally
an ambulance took him to the Chambers street hos-
pitd
James Donovan age six, whose parents live at NO.
so1 Second ave., was killed BY brewery wagon In
East FOty-thirdst;: yesterday. Charles Ham, uhe
driver, arrested.
BY fall from new building In Ninth ave., near
NInctieth-st. yesterday, william Chsim, laoorer,
Of East One hundred and eighthst., was Killed.
Michael Cummings, the Scotch farmer who was
detained at Castle Garden with his wife and children
after landing week ago on the Anohoria, was sent
Yesterday to Wards Island by the Commissioners "
Emigration. He will there be able to receive DETER
care than at tho Garden hospital.
Collector Magone yesterday opened the bids for the
cartage of public They were referred to the
AUDITORS department, and the report Is not likely
to be acted on for several days.
Thomas Hanlon yesterday made an assignment 10
Bernard O'Neill, giving preferences for $1,000.
Mayor Hewitt returned from Ringwood yesterday
looking WELL but he made appointments.
woodward & StIman. Of the Cotton EIhangc, yes
teriay received telegram announcing TIE arrival
at Galveston Texas, of twenty five bales OF new cot
ton II is now awaiting shipment and Is tho largest
consi Segment OF the same character un1er sihiiiar
conditions awaiting shipment that has been known LII
the business.
Tho daily attractions at Glen Island mako It one
OF the most popular resorts near the city. Tho
breezes, the music and the curious collection OF AM
mails and birds greatly enhance Its natural charms'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
THE STATE FISH COMMISSIONERS.
DISCUSSION OF THE LAW FOR GRANTING FRAN
CHIsRs FOR LANDS on WHICH TO CULTIVATE


DISCUSSION OF THE LAW FOR GRANTING FRAN
CHIsRs FOR LANDS on WHICH TO CULTIVATE
sHELI-FIsH.
The state Commissioners of Fisheries held meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the office OF the presdeh'
of the Board, IL b. Roosevelt, In tho Equitable
Building There present, besides the president
the secretary, IL Ii. thompson, and COMMISSIONER
H. W. ehern4an, L. u. BlackfVrd, W. IL bowman anu
hatchery W be lOcaloa al am tIeek tlibuJAfy Of
Mound Lake. should bo located By beth OTeeL super
inteudent OF the Caledonia hatchery, anu that no
should prepare the LlauO The sum Oh $1,000 was
set apart ior tho purpose. a uircussion Iono"eu
CONGO ming the pLsseu at the last session OIL The
LegisLitule In regard 10 the granting oi FRANCHISES
ior lands the cultivation OF shell nsh. PRESIDENT
houscV thought that tue law was lneonslstnt a.
bold more than $50 acIes OF lana the cuitiva alton
OF shesh tut allowed tho absolute sale OF ~ucn land.
Mr. BacIord replied that sales must DO RECORDED AZ
The office of the Commissioners, anu mono would DO
recorded which gave All undue amount 10 one person
Mr.. bIackiord said that maps and surveys OF the
lands would DO completed In tiLee months. no dlu
not think the Commissioners would DO ready TO act
was tho duty OF the Commissioners 10 formulate rules
for the guidance Of thcm-oivcs and or Iersons making
applications for grants and read set OF III % which
he proposed for adoption Mr.. IL &k10r said that
that providing for office for the board and that
liz ing the time OF meetings. MIR Jolina and MI Black
ford ap olntcd committee 20 select An Office,
and IL voted that the Commissioners NEE, on tb.
each month thereafter for no purpose OF hearing and
granting applications for franchise. It was voted
that franchises granted to the highest responsible
bidder The proposed rules were orderd to he pub
lishod. 80
Tho board adjourned TIN noon to-day. when II will
meet at Cold Spring Harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
THEY FOUND THE LAND TO BE VALUABLE

SEEKING TO HAVE THE OFFICERS OF COMPANY
GIVE UP THEIR PURCHASES
When the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
found IN 1856 that It needed terminal facilities on
s,a,.n island Reon Barnes employed to buy up
nroporty for tho company. 1t was not desired 10
h,ve a known that tho railroad company was reaay
o., ,urchase land and Barnes authorized TO Or
ranize the Staten island Transit ana IcrmhA Io,i-
PAW Ulmlted for tho purpose OF dong so Jonn
IA Post chief clerk of Couder Brothers, VINO w.
caunsel for Mr.. Barnes, made president OF the
now company and MIR. barnes became treasurer Inc
Datmore and Ohio Railroad Company paid all the
expenses, amounting TO S?oooOo. ana tno .orn ns
facilities were securely held by the new company
Messrs Post and Barnes, II Is alleged, reinrea 70
turn over tho property unless 10000 was pau ,n,i
Thrreupun Thomas NJ. King. vice pfesiueht OF uIo
raroad company and others sued them IN inc gu
prems Court. Second District, and ootaihou !uus
under which tho company was formcu, ana
directing that tho property and the controi OF TINS
be turned over to the rhlrOah company,
AID that President Post cancel certhcatcs OF ',Voo
hare. of stock alleged TO have boon issued 10 MN
s,f and Mr.. Barnes and reissue them 10 Mr. hinB'
Tho Judgment affirmed by the Gencra lerni'
President Post did not comply with the oruor ahu
on SATURDAY. ho arrested for contempt OF court
jsl bit was paroled In the custody OF his counsel.
ex Chief Justice Noah Davis, VINO YESTERDAY .ooh nun
before Justice Potter, In the supreme Court Nhair
her IN n writ Of habeas corpus ana asked roT US
release. The lawyer commended thar no hN, no. ~.
hy disobeyed tho order OF tho court, and that tno
other officers OF tho company should have peeh ~
eIuded without whose aid Mr. Post could NOT act;
On the other hand, W. W Mcfarland, for the ,AhosS
company. insisted that he could obey inc o!oor an ~,
had vfuly disobeyed Il. and that his object was 10
e1tort money from the railroad company py
and niurious delay In turning over the properly
The decision was reserved.
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THE NETWORKS IN LUCK.
nosroN LOSES AFTER AN EXCITING GAME
Nm sxooKLYN NINE AND THE METROPOLITAN
arso WIN--THE SCORES.

- arooxLYN NINE AND THE METROPOLITAN
ALSO wIS--THE SCORES.
ne .Yorkeub played In excellent TORN yssseruS -.
80 fsuds who have wavsrDs we're almost persuaded
:. an sssu. oisnts asaR Nearly 1000 people went 70
- Polo orounds wtoess she NswYork and Boston caos
er,ss bats for diamond honor The Eams was wen paysa
a.d interesting local players finally Winning through
supsrtor batpng and baserunaing. King kcuy msoe
,ss hit snd that IL all do Keefs pitched with
e2sss throughout and was finely imported EwinE 40
.srted third base for the cafchsrs position In sne
latter inning his behind the bat seemed 70 rally
his felow2 Tho payera on both SIDES wore Grape
Oar arus ont of respect McKnnon who died Sunday
The New.Yorkers lead the opening inning BY
scoring run. Ewing making swooase MT gong !"
Aird wid pitch and scoring on an error oy Daily N
he third inning the local players drew iurtnet s"e. "
dnr two more runs 70 their hits by Richardson
Kesfs and Ward passed bali By Daily In inc n'n
nnng Visiting PLAYERS scored their nst runs sosr
two around the circuit Morrill, maze nut VEL. "
Shird on johnson and scored on IN efror "
4 hit BY Radbourne sent Johnson homA
In the seventh inning Boston men scored TWO mo
runs and for. tho instant held the ieaa- 1nen
sHorts were spplauded but tho applause We MOI VI
"a ,ovous Kind Morrill, made Q hit and stole TO second
Also Int safely sending Morrill, 70 th TIE as'er
rot % sscoud passed ball and hsand Aofn scos" on
hit BIZ Daiy In half OF the inning the local players
ma RIM and tied and the excitement went up
IN hs mailing point again Gillespie made hit ana
rant 10 third on ~ Richardson The latter stole 70 sec
ond ana thrown there to catch him gillespie
home.
The eignth inning Wxs SAn tou ieseo o"o ~"" WV ~
ara scored seven rune virtually settled the game The
applause uasnted before but 1t WAS
now Ward tho fret got fret base on olunder o
Radbourn The excapsin went to second on passed oA
and scored on by Herman Trnan stole to second ana
Gore first called bsila reaoneo
drs WISE and the bases were full ana tho
spectators held expectancy Gillespie sens
yhs ball scurryng outfd for two bases and Herman
and Gore scored hit safely :" right neia ana
oRourke and Gillespie scored Ewing followed with three
base mt 3schardson home and on PASSED Dali
ewing the hnal Of tho game me score was "
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
TIVE y1 TIOyAL OPERA OONPAYY SUITS.

The latest move made by Mr. Thurber In tho ahairs
of tho National Opera Company in beginning a SUIT IN
NewJersey on claim Of So, 600 for money ADVANCED
% tho and IevyIng ON tho property stored
At the old Oakland skating Rink In Jersey CITY mas
caused a great buzz of excitement among the former
empioyes Of the company and those interested oven
Indirectly In It's affairs This action has been more
rommented upon than would have been the case, prop
aby had Il not followed hard upon Theodore Thomas
attachment Of the company's property In TINS STATE
because the alton, being Incorporated In New
Jersey comes under tho head Of foreign BODY Inc
question relative to Mrs. Thurbers action has ocen
ma TO the purpose for which she has undertaken the
suit. Mrs. Thurber was out OF town yesterday;
Her position In the matter explained In general
way so far as he understood Il, he said by Der
husband. Mr.. Thurber said IL am not, as You are
aware, q director In tho company Interested In t
financially or otherwise beyond the wish have for
ia prosperity. 50 far. however, az am informed o.
Mrs. Thurbcr's position she has begun the present
cult line merely OF protecting tho interests OF tho
company and creditors for the purpose OF placing
the company's affairs where they be adjudcared
upon In court and matters settled, far a. possible
upon an equitable basis. OF ono thing DO assured,
Mrs Thurber did not begin tho suit In order to save
any property for herself 1t Is only for the general In
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MONDAY. JULY 20. 1887


ARRIVED.
Steamer psvons r c0sshas sIaisswa Juy T. 10 hovs
NED AZ ' az IN. %si Bar s1a 81 p''''AS''
%
sss.@sr Asuan Adalr. Belize via Boston with mdse
H.f "a. @ara as'AnA Gays WIN ma''
ss:a$:t cs.ss:s nssas slsGnys Sa.. yiacnarle'
steamer NaOoocnee. Kempton savannah days. with mdss
steamer WlSesearre. Gates Boston for Port Johnson.
5os.ns Friedrich ss L%Ss soos days.
Bar. Ysr. Yarra Eor pederssn Bremen 20 days. WIN
barb BraSo. Mason BUoa SO days. with iron to ORDER
sris PACKARD. van.sow. Saga Ia erande days. with
mdse TO Cardenas q Co: vessel 10 Aviss Bros
wooa to Theo Herman.
sUNsEr:-At SANDY Hook. wind light Sc; cloudy. Al
City Island wind light sW; clear
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Anrana tBr, Hans Liverpool July L. Queens s
town IL with %dse and e.s vernon Brown
Steamer eel lam otchl stenger Rotterdam July y VIII
the BAR At a.iopm
with mdse Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer City of Para. Dexter Asp,nwa DAYS. with
and Pacific Mail SIS Co. Arrived at the Bara
sss ear A md''
log wood to Hugo Ksiner & Co vessel Miller & Co.
CLEARED
wyoming ,sr, Rigbv LvsrpsoI via Queenstown
Steamer /. + Matthews tBr Hon. observation-disclosures.
steamer Amethyst tBr,. stuwart Blue9elds Nic-w w
Hurlbut q Co.
steamer viking Nor, Friis. Baracoa-GomeS q Pearsa
Steamer Wyanoke Jenney Norfolk, city Point and Rich
mond-Oid Dominion - Co
steamer G9yanloito. Kelley. Newport News and West
steamer Martha stevens chance BaItimore-s Dovner.
ship Eclipse shlil.bsr shanshai-DB Dearborn Dearborn n.
Bark Emanueis tlttD. Allagro. 0eDo2-LanplmSn q "a
Bark Salvatore Massa tA. Fiorentino. Lsoon-Funch,
bark svasn (Norl. hagland London-Fnnch. Edye & Co
Bark W IN Ialss. iioyL Jr. Callao-W Grace Co.
Brig Marie (Dtch) Porter. 81 Martns--9 Tough Go.
schr Royal Arcsnum tBr), 0ood. st Johns Pr Par'
ker Co. -
Steamers Moravia for Hamburg; Matthews, Barcelo
Bark a ,tor, for Monevieo Alhambra Buenos Ayres.
Also saied-via LonE Island sound-steamer Lucy NIL
Ter. for Bangor
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpoS. Juy 25-Arived. steamer Hsivetia tBr coch'
rane. from New.York.
Liverpool July 26-Arved steamer sarnia tBr Gibson.
ouExssTows July 2o-Arriysd City Of Chester
Hui, july 33-sailed steamer Buffalo tBr,. Malet for
July 23-Arrved steamer OF Nevada (Br).
Stewart iron. New York July "a. .
July 36-Arrivs1. steamer drecsn (Br. Daizel nom
LIRsE July 2y--sasd. State of Georgia Rr),
Moodis from glasgow hence for Nsw.York
KNsALk July 2&-Passed steamer Fosoola tBrh Jones'
swINKMUSDR July 22-Arrivsd. steamer BassAno tbr''
ReA. fros SewYork.
Lon,on hspee for Nsr.Ycrf.
MARsxLLEs. July 22-saied- steamer Burgundia (Sr''
THpLss July ai-saied steamer Neustra Fr) veries.
for Nsw.York.
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rr.sr RInr-HAxproAr. & MILk
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NEWS FROM THE SUBUR BIS.
MARRIED IN SPITE OF HER FATHER.

social circles on Jersey city Heights aud especially the
men"rrs OF the south Berren reformed Chunh. are In.
ter-sted In welding which took SATURDAY evening At
Asbury The Orito Nus virpai Woatvorth Franks
school teachs vnK with her fathsr at No l'3 Ser
erp.a active IN church work About three
years 20 she became acquainted with Thomas do ton
and an enga emsnt folio vel. The young wvmaD's
lalhsr positively refusei ." saec,ion the pro- pro-
divorced All other members OF the family svmpahiIed
with the couple. ,.turisy Mr.. Middleton. Miss ffanks
her rothsr friends
bury Park IL decided that three wsre long
euon 10 prsludoes Of tho iathe The Rev. MI
Baitn wa. couple married. Mortimer
Fsnks giving will At house
keeping pretty little cottage IN Oceanave, which las
been handsomely furnished W MT Middleton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
LOOKED Up ON SLIGHT SUSPICION

Louisa Monch was ant house Of Augusta Kern
q midwife at No 247 East Eighty ourtn.st Louisa died
ON sunday morning. Dr. II. c. Anderson Of No. llS East
Eighty siIthst had attended girl refused
Mrs ported tho girls death at
the East street Station and was locked up on
suspicion OF had omething do with causing tho
death Hearing Of the arrest Dr. Anderson sont letter TO
Captain Conln wherein he stated that he did not ihnk
Kern had do do with the Of Louisa
Monch These facts reported to Justice White IN the
Police Court yesterday and he paroled MIRA Kern In
custody OF her counsel John Conan The prisoner had been
locke al ali NH